For other in order to reduce the congestion of public traffic, and to alleviate the wait times, the social security administration east harlem field office is in need of an expansion of the…

For other in order to reduce the congestion of public traffic, and to alleviate the wait times, the social security administration east harlem field office is in need of an expansion of the front-end interview (FEI) area. To achieve this, we will need to perform some office alterations and add a furniture cubicle workstation as per the scope of work shown below. SSA is planning to add an additional e-95 workstation in the front-end interviewing area. Scope of work to replace (1) e-95 disabled employee work station with (1) e-95 non-disabled employee work station work this scope of work with system furniture drawing provided by ryan k. Fuller (212-264-0980) demolition 1. The electrical contractor (EC) shall disconnect (1) system furniture power whip for e-95 disabled employee work station fromand general purpose branch circuits in existing junction boxes above hung ceiling for the time that the system furniture work station will be replaced. Secure existing junction boxes with existing branch circuits for RE-use. 2. The LC shall a) disconnect existing CAT 6 data cables from disabled employee e-95 work station pull back to above hung ceiling, and secure for RE-use. New work 1. The EC shall: a) splice (1) power whips from (1) e-95 non-disabled employee work stations to existing branch circuits in junction boxes above hung ceiling. B) provide plastic tape labels on top of isolated ground receptacle and general purpose receptacles on the system furniture with panel designation and the circuit breaker number IT is connected to. C) provide cable /conductor identification bands, on phase, neutral and isolated ground conductors at isolated ground panel board indicating the circuit they serve. D) check and make sure that the panel g will pass the isolated ground test for a ground for the installed circuit. 2. The LC shall: a) RE-use existing data cable from above hung ceiling and connect to new CAT. 6 modular connector, T568A-wired, in (1) e-95 non-disable employee work station. B) label data cables (both ends) with machine generated wrap-around labels and face plate with respected data cable number c) provide hard copy format of CAT. 6 cable test result for one data drop and submit the test report to the office manager.